The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-04-14

Senate: MIR. John A. Pearce, Sheriff; Capt r
A. SHINE Collector Of Revenue; Capt. 81. T.
| Feikel, Tax Assessor-all good men and com.
petent and worthy.
seven SPRING. Iron Alum Mass 10 the finest
Iron tonic known. Ask your Physician about
lis regular medicine prescribed by ply
sicians Cures dyspepsia. headaches, kidney
troubles, etc. For sale by all druggists
Hon. Wilkinson Call. U. s. Senator, has
been at the Capital for q week past.
Mrs. A. ]. Peeler and family have returned
to the city and are domiciled In the residence OF
Mrs. Officer, on south Adams street.
Hon. Robt w. Davis ex-Speaker of the As
sembly, made pleasant call on the FLoR1DIAN
yesterday.
Rev. J. P. DePass, editor Fzorida Christian
ADVOCATE; Colonel J. B. Johnston, editor Waldo
Adoertsser;; Hon. ]. J. Harris editor Sanford
Daily Journal: Colonel Mahlon Gore, editor
Orlando Reporter, and Mr.. Sterling D. Moore,
editor of the Stark Telegraph, have been at the
Capital during the past week.
Mr.. r. NJ. Morgan, Tax Collector of Gads-
den county. was among the welcome visitors at
the FLoRrDIAN sanctum on Tuesday.
bama, has been prospecting in the Tallahassee
country the past week.
Mr.. W. NJ. Mcintosh, Jr., has bought lot
from Mr. NJ. Fl. johnson, on Augustine between
Duval and Bronaugh streets.
MIR. VIM. Papy has been promoted TO time
keeper at the F. r. & N Machine Shops
Mr.. F. d. Beuhrng of West Virginia, has
bought from Mr.. NJ. H. johnson, the Patrick
plantation. The place is on Lake Jackson, a few
miles from Tallahassee, contains 1856 acres, and
is desirable property. The consideration was
I'll per acre. Mr.. B. is we'll pleased with the
hill country and will probably buy place for
his son. He will make stock and fruits speci-
atty.
The beautiful and fragrant magnolia is
blooming.
the pipes for the water works OF the
Messrs. Lewis and the Leon Hotel are being
put down.
Col. r. w. Williams left on Monday for
Quincy to attend Gadsden county Circuit Court
Captains W. P. Slusser and james Philips,
of Newport, were registered at the 81. James
during the week
-Ex- Governor Drew and ColW. T. Sylvester
arrived Tuesday and were quartered at the ST.
James
j. H. Lenthe, prominent st. Louis Odd
Fellow, has been in attendance on the State
meeting during the week.
Hon. r. g. Parkhill, Jefferson county's pop.
ular and efficient Circuit Clerk, was among the
welcome visitors to the FLoRIDIAN sanctum yes
terday.
Colonel VIM MacWilliams the eloquent
and witty beamed in upon the FLoRIDIAN sane
tum today, accompanied by Judge VIM. A. Mac
Williams, of St. Augustine-a youthful and
handsome couple of genial gentlemen.
Among the agreeable visitors to the FLoRI-
DIAN sanctum to-day were w. w. Hampton,
Esq, Of the Gainesville,bar, and Professor Edwin
P. Cater, the accomplished superintendent of
the East Florida Seminary.
Col. F. r. Fildes, the veteran and very able
city, and we are pleased to see in excellent
health
Mr.. r. g. Williams left last week 10 spend
some time with friends in Cincinnati.
Col. John r. Bradford has returned from
visit 10 Birmingham.
Hon. r. H. NJ. Davidson was in the city this
week, and made pleasant call on the Flo
RIDIAN.
DR. r. B. Burroughs, of Jacksonville, is at
the Capital in the interest of legislation for the
establishment of a State board of health, and
was welcome visitor at the FLoRIDIAN sane
tum on Tuesday.
Mr.. F. T. Christie is travelling for Barnes,
Staples & Co., of Baltimore
Miss Maggie Pearce's school had delight
full picnic at Houstoun's Spring last Saturday.
The last of the semi-monthly dances of the
season was given at the New Leon Tuesday
evening Ii was like the Others of the season, a
most enjoyable affair These dances have been
especially well attended and brilliant, and their
temporary discontnuance is much regretted by
our society leaders.
Louis P. Knowles and wife, of Pensacola,
are registered at the Leon.
Mira E. Brown, of Chicago, and Tottie Jack.
son. of Cincinnati, are among the latest arrivals
at the Leon.
Hon. w. B. Randolph, of Orlando, is in at
tendance upon the legislative session.
Mr.. Frank Phillips, the able editor of that
wide-awake and enterprsing Journal the Pensa-
cola semi-weekly Adoance- Gazette. arrived In
Tallahassee to-day, and will remain until to-
morrow
Mr. Charles A. Choate, the energetic legs-
lative reporter of the Palatka Daily Ne,os, and
the editor of the Seville Independent one of the
best Of Florida's weeklies spent Sunday with
his family at Seville. Mr.. Choate is making an
enviable reputation for himself by his work at
this session. He has, by unanimous consent of
the third estate, been rechristened "A Scooper,
from Scoopertown.
We are informed that company has been
formed in Jacksonville and fifty thousand dol
lars subscribed to establish q democratic morn
ing paper which shall supercede the one that
now disgraces the city and the party it claims
to belong to.
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